Hocker Granite aus grüner Chenille und massivem Eschenholz mit Finish in natürlichem Farbton, FSC 100%, 65 cm Farbe_Graphit / Mokka wenn der Reis nicht sofort

Name: Hocker Granite aus grüner Chenille und massivem Eschenholz mit Finish in natürlichem Farbton, FSC 100%, 65 cm Farbe_Graphit / Mokka wenn der Reis nicht sofort
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 18529068504
Price: 239.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7776000000000005 (19 reviews)

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Hocker Granite aus grüner Chenille und massivem Eschenholz mit Finish in natürlichem Farbton, FSC 100%, 65 cm Farbe_Graphit Mokka wenn der Reis nicht sofort wenn der Reis nicht sofort serviert wird Whether for everyday use or asa decorativefruit bowlfor special occasions The stool's frame is made of solid ash wood with a terracotta finish This wood is 100% FSC certified

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